I need a net for about 24ft by 7 ft, what size do you recommend so that I get a loose fit?
12709
Not sure how you are mounting it but 12 x 35 would give you plenty of spare netting to work with. It is easy to cut if you have excess.
12710
I'd say that if you get 12 x 30 you'd be okay but, I guess it depends what you are using it for. If you wanted to play it safe you could go with 12 x 35.
12711
I made a batting net and I have about a foot laying on the ground but the sides does not have much extra. I would order it about 2 foot bigger on all sides.
12712
I would probably go with a minimum of 35 x 10. I needed to cover a 40' x 10 section and went with 50' x 12 and it worked out great
895124
The 18 inch is perfect for my needs. I believe the 24 would be too large for a lot of areas in my home.
473528
Yes, that's exactly what I purchased on Amazon. Our neighbors gave us a trampoline & I needed to buy a net, just make sure you order the right brand/size to match your trampoline.
765139
I build 6x4x3 goal by myself using PVC pipe and after getting the Net was disappointed as it didn't fit. you have to go one size up. Will return. As it said on previous comment if you want to fit 5x4x3 get the 8x4x4 and it will fit.
1637890
It's pretty loose. It fits around good but it has a lot of net so most likely it won't.
473526
Don't know. I bought the 24' model and did purchase the net separate from the trampoline.
1518136
I would go with 24 and then cut it down. Also, get the pool cove pieces. They are great. For my 21', I got the 19 pack.. I can't remember if I had any extra
2265083
I bought the bungees at Dick's Sporting Good's. Not sure the size, but they are the exact ones that come with the net at original purchase.
1496222
Outside is 19 1/2" W x 11" D Inside the net which is about 14" deep, it is 17 1/2" W x 8"D. Best part about it is that you can run it along the bottom and scoop the debris and it will go right in. Mine lasted most of last summer and if you're not picking up 5 lb rocks it should last awhile. Think you'll like it.
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I purchased a 9' x 18' retangular pool. You wil need to add 2' to each side minimum. I purchase a screen cover for my pool. It keeps all the insects and trash out. That is the key to low maintance.
1476933
The dimensions are just like you mentioned. The net begins in an oval-like shape. Once stretched out, it'll fit the dimensions of 12x6x4.
703533
You can contact Franklin directly. It is one of a very few parts they sell. They also take months to respond sometimes so it may be better just to order a 4x6 net on Amazon and make any needed adjustment with the elastic bands.
1733513
Get the 18 Ft. with the overhang. I have a 24 ft. round and I like the overhang because I hang empty coffee and bleach containers filled with sand from it and it keeps the cover from sagging in the middle when there is snow or rain water on it. Hope this helps.
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Get the 21' pad. You want the pad to sit nicely on the bottom of the pool. 24' will go up the Sid of the pool and will cause the wall to have a slight bump.
589605
It should be just fine. Attaches at four places so excess net on each side should work OK.
1001538
I'd go with a medium. Remember you'll be layering clothes underneath, and you want to be able to move freely.
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I would go for the larger net if you have the space. It doesn't take much space in the yard, just an extra foot on each side. I play two to three times per week and practice every other day, either with the net or at the driving range. I am more comfortable with the larger net because if I hit an errant shot I want the net to catch it not my neighbors windshield. Either net will work well. I am so glad I bought mine to practice at home, should have done it years ago.